The Event Program Category
2010-02-07 by Sebastian in Krakow, The Event Program
I am pleased to announce that during The Leonard Cohen
Event in Krakow there will be World Premiere of Tony Palmer restored documentary film “Bird on a wire”.
The film is a restored, original version of released in 1974 documentary of Leonard Cohen
’s World Tour 1972, containing songs from albums and concerts, including Berlin, Vienna, Copenhagen, and Israel.
The film will be presented during one of the Event days. We are expecting special guest who will introduce the film to the audience.
Soon after premiere the film will be released on DVD
.
Big thanks to Mr Tony Palmer for such a great opportunity.
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2008-07-21 by Pawel in The Event Program
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2008-07-16 by Pawel in The Event Program
The Cohenites have pestered, pandered, and bartered their way into attaining a number of Cohen films. Come check them out at the Stanley A Milner Public Library (across the street from the Hospitality Suite!)
Attendance is free and open to the public. Read the rest of this entry »
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2008-07-16 by Pawel in The Event Program
The “Collage-a-thon” is a sort of modern, party version of classic collages. Inspired by Cohen’s music + videos, playing throughout the hospitality suite, participants create collages based on one of the festivals 6 themes:
“4 Old Songs”
“Inspiration/Temptation”
“Find Yourself Friday” (Buddhism, religion, minimalism)
“Dance Me to the End”
“Back on Boogie Street”
“Closing Time”
Not into collages? There’s plenty to do without getting into the glue…. Check out our massive Cohen library of films + music, relax with friends, or plan the details of your visit to Edmonton with the help of our volunteers.
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2008-07-03 by Pawel in The Artists, The Event Program
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2008-04-06 by Pawel in The Artists, The Event Program
…a brazen and intoxicating blend of jazz, gypsy swing, Latin & East European influences! (The Age, 2005)

With a vibrant, contemporary edge, triple ARIA Award winning group Monsieur Camembert
has been described as eclectic, virtuosic, theatrical and irreverent. Fusing the wild rhythms of Eastern Europe with tango and Latin music, swing, jazz, klezmer, tarantella and French Musette, Monsieur Camembert’s shows have become synonymous with an atmosphere of celebration and spontaneity. This is gutsy, emotive and irresistibly danceable music, played with originality, virtuosity, sensuality and flair.
The most successful world music band in Australian music history, the core group has been performing for more than seven years and has gained a wide audience at a range of events, including national and international music festivals, concert halls, various performing arts and jazz venues, including the Sydney Opera House, The Basement and the Art Gallery of NSW and celebrity weddings. In 2000, they were a featured act at the Paralympic Games Opening Ceremony and were broadcast on ABC Radio National’s live concert series: ‘Live On Stage’ three times.
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2008-03-17 by Pawel in General, The Event Program
Wednesday
2:00 PM Registration begins
3:00-5:00 PM Tours
6:00-… PM Collage-a-thon
Thursday
8:00-10:00 AM Early Bird Breakfast
11:30-4 PM Whyte Ave Shopping trips
4:30-6:30 PM Screening of films on Cohen (at the Library)
7:00-8:30 PM “Dance Me” Performance
9:00-… PM “The New Step” Play
Latenight… Collage-a-thon
Friday
11:00-3:00 PM University Tours
5:00-7:00 PM Academic Talks
8:00-10:00 PM Songwriter in the Round and Hospitality Suite concert
10:30-… PM Clinker “On the Other Side…” Live Performance
Saturday
9:30-1:00 PM River Valley Tours
2:30-4:00 PM Open Mike
8:00-10:00 PM Winspear Gala Concert
Latenight-… DJ Dance Party
Sunday
11:00-3:00 PM Picnic in the Park Party
3:00 PM, 5:00 PM Clinker “On the Other Side…” Live Performances
8:00-10:00 PM Monsieur Camembert
Concert
Latenight-… DJ Dance Party
Monday
8:00-10:00 PM Survivor’s Breakfast
1:30-… PM Banff Mini-Event

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2008-03-17 by Pawel in General, The Artists, The Event Program
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